 | Harvard University - 1849 - 90 pages
...hours, in order to show them how to observe isolated facts, how to determine living and fossil animals, how to identify rocks of different formations, and how to conduct a regular geological survey. For those who intend to make a further study in these sciences, excursions in the neighbourhood will... | |
 | Isaac Smith Homans - 1851 - 392 pages
...hours, in order to show them how to observe isolated facts, how to determine living and fossil animals, how to identify rocks of different formations, and how to conduct a regular geological survey. For those who intend to make a further study in these sciences, excursions in the neighborhood will... | |
 | John W. McClung - 1851 - 386 pages
...hours, in order to show them how to observe isolated facts, how to determine living and fossil animals, how to identify rocks of different formations, and how to conduct a regular geological survey. For those who intend to make a further study in these sciences, excursions in the neighborhood will... | |
 | Nahum Capen - 1851 - 424 pages
...hours, in order to show them how to observe isolated facts, how to determine living and fossil animals, how to identify rocks of different formations, and how to conduct a regular geological survey. For those who intend to make a farther study in these sciences, excursions in the neighborhood will... | |
 | Harvard University - 1854 - 730 pages
...hours, in order to show them how to observe isolated facts, how to determine living and fossil animals, how to identify rocks of different formations, and how to conduct a regular geological survey. For those who intend to make a further study in these sciences, excursions in the neighborhood will... | |
 | 1906 - 464 pages
...hours, in order to show them how to observe isolated facts, how to determine living and fossil animals, how to identify rocks of different formations, and how to conduct a regular geological survey." One may well imagine that this simple announcement contained a strong attraction for the young naturalist... | |
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Besides the instructions of the lecture-room, Professor Agassiz will afford to the students access to his laboratory during certain hours, in order to show them how to observe isolated facts, how to determine living and fossil animals, how to identify... 